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How to Get Your Crypto Listed on the Big Exchanges
- Begin with the end in mind. Large established exchanges like BINANCE are swarmed with requests for new crypto listings, so one of the metrics that will capture their attention is the daily trading volume of the crypto. It isn’t explicitly stated on Binance’s website, but word on the hallowed forums of crypto has it that Binance requires at least a minimum daily trading volume of one million. So if your coin is already listed on some smaller exchanges, you gotta galvanise the community to go there to make some noise via trading.
- Make sure that your crypto has several viable use cases that will incentivise user consumption. The increase in demand will favourably lead to an increase in volume.
- It’s important that your crypto is backed by an active and enthusiastic community. CZ himself stated in his guidelines for developers keen to list their coin with Binance: stating user statistics will help your case significantly because a substantial user base suggests that your coin is of value. (https://www.binance.com/en/blog/from-cz/binance-listing-tips-from-cz-421499824684902218
- You may want to pursue listing on a big exchange when the bull market descends so that you can derive the ultimate hype from your listing. Time in the market beats timing the market, but timing the listing can make a world of difference.
All along, I was hoping that PUBLISH0X would launch its own crypto. Just a little incentive to get us even more engaged on this platform as we blog and comment more fervently, in hopes that the Publish0x token would get listed and give us even more value. But having written this article and understood a bit better the myriad considerations behind the listing of a crypto, I think I should stop building sandcastles in the air?
